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Mission & Vision

HBPA's mission is to promote and serve Hispanic/Latino cultural, business, professional, educational interests, and social justice in the Inland Northwest. 

HBPA's vision is to connect members to the community to build professional and personal relationships. HBPA seeks to offer professional development opportunities, provide access to resources, develop cultural education and increase community involvement. ​

Join HBPA for 2021

Student Membership

$0.00
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Individual Membership

$35.00
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Business Membership

$75.00
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Sabes Que? Speaker Series & Membership Meetings

Please note that all HBPA monthly membership meetings will be moved online to Zoom due to COVID-19. Members will receive a link invite for the Zoom meeting
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Membership Meeting - 6:00pm - 7:30pm
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HBPA members and guest meet on the
second Wednesday of the month. 
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December 9, 2020
January 13, 2021
February 10, 2021
March 10, 2021
​April 14, 2021

Viva Vinos & Brews

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Donations and Gifts

Hispanic Graduate & Young Scholars Recognition Ceremony Donation

$25.00
Donate

HBPA Foundation Scholarship

$25.00
Donate

Dia De Los Muertos Donations

$25.00
Donate

 We Stand with our Black Community


We at HBPA stand against racism and inequality. We stand with our brothers, sisters, and nonbinary folx of the Black community. We see you, we hear you and we stand with you.

We stand with the Black community, we support Black Lives Matter movement, we demand change and will continue to stand  against racism. Communities of Color, but especially the Black community, have fallen victims of the system that intentionally oppresses our people. We will not stay silent anymore. We demand change.


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Hours 
Mon & Wed
10 am - 5pm

​Location
308 W 1st Ave
Spokane, WA 99201

Supporting the Spokane Community

“[Hispanics] are paying their taxes, they are paying federal taxes. These are people that are paying rent, that’s huge for landlords. So, if these people get financial aid, this is going back to the economy and that’s what we got to look at sometimes,” President Isabel Mazcot said.
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 Emily Oliver, Elenee Dao, KXLY

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